So why would an athlete want to take something that has to do with the brain?
Simply because the brain and body go hand in hand; they are aligned, and that means improved brain performance equals improved athleticism. The makers of Brain Quicken claim that taking the product will improve reaction time, endurance, and muscular contraction. Further, it is also supposed to improve short-term memory.
In other words, it's not just for athletes.
This product is marketed as a neural accelerator. At the Brain Quicken website, they indicate that it is, "the only laboratory-tested cognitive performance product to be tested, validated, and used by top students at every Ivy League institution in the world."
Not sure what that exactly means.
At that same website they claim that Brain Quicken "is the product of six years of research and testing," and that it is, "considered by pharmacology and physiology PhD's to be the strongest and most rapid-acting cognitive performance aid available without prescription."
To top it off, it is said to work fast. Within 30 minutes, even. Beyond that, BrainQuicken reports that no one who has taken the product has received a single performance enhancing testing infraction as all of the ingredients are safe ( they are listed as such by the Generally Recognized as Safe list the U.S. Government puts out ), and legal.
Sounds darned good, doesn't it?
Of course, anytime you're in the market for a product like this, particularly a newer one, it's still buyer beware. Interestingly, though, the most notable thing about BrainQuicken seems to be the athletes who are quoted as endorsing it at the BrainQuicken website. Take a look ( for full quotes, visit the website ).
"BrainQuicken helps me keep my mind where it needs to be so I can make the most of every workout." - UFC Lightweight Champion, Sean Sherk.
"This stuff really works. Most products are pure placebo, but BrainQuicken is in a class by itself. I've never felt anything like it." - UFC fighter and jiu-jitsu guru, Dean "the Boogeyman" Lister
Beyond the aforementioned, Elvis Sinosic and Scot Mendelson ( the record holder in the bench press ) also have endorsed the product at the website.
For this reason,
Brain Quickenmight be something to consider if you're an extreme athlete in the market for such a supplement. If it works for these guys, it just could work for you.
Xyience NOX CG
Mixed martial arts fighters have to be in the best of condition. Anyone who has ever been involved in submission grappling or kickboxing knows just how difficult it is to keep one's pace in either of these sports through one round, let alone several. But when you add both striking and grappling into the mix, only a great training regimen and the right supplements can help you survive.
During hard workouts or actual fights the body begins to breakdown. In order to avoid this, the body tends to need a little something extra.
Hence, where Xyience comes in.
Xyience actually makes a host of products. Whereas it's likely that you haven't heard of BrainQuicken, you'd need to be dead or living in a cave not to have heard of Xyience. Fighters like Chuck "The Iceman" Liddell and Rich "Ace" Franklin have done commercials for the product, and virtually everywhere you look in the UFC, even on The Ultimate Fighter reality television show, the stuff is being endorsed.
In short, it's the most popular brand of mixed martial arts fighting supplements out there, hands down.
Xyience Nox CG3 is made up of creatines, glutamines, and nitric oxide boosters. In short, it has everything you need in it. In addition, people are also saying that the new blue raspberry flavor tastes great.
It's hard to argue with the UFC when it comes to a product. After all, they are one of the two most influential MMA organizations on the planet ( even if it is getting annoying seeing Xyience ad after ad everywhere you turn ).
So these are three of the more popular natural performance enhancing supplements being used in MMA. Remember to never take anything ( including the supplements listed in this article ) without consulting a doctor first.
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